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10 Second Lesson Genesis 22 — Brielle Jones ’20, President, Trinity College Gospel Choir by Trinity College

08 Hymn God Rest You Merry, Arr. C. Houlihan by Trinity College

08 First Lesson Genesis 3 — Patricia Byrne, CSJ, Professor Of Religion, Emerita by Trinity College

07 Bidding Carol The Word Was God, Rosephanye Powell — The Chapel Singers by Trinity College

06 Bidding Prayer — The Rev. Allison Read, College Chaplain And Dean Of Spiritual Religious Life by Trinity College

05 Hymn In Procession Once In Royal David S City, Desc. Paul Halley by Trinity College

04 In Dulci Jubilo, 79 Chorales For The Organ Op. 28 No. 41, M. Dupré — Sarah Kennedy ’20, Organ by Trinity College

03 Organ Prelude Adeste Fideles, Op. 8, J. Demessieux — Christopher Houlihan '09, Organ by Trinity College

02 Organ Prelude Rorate Coeli Op. 8, J. Demessieux — Christopher Houlihan '09, Organ by Trinity College

01 Organ Prelude Chorale Prelude On Wachet Auf, J.S. Bach — Christopher Houlihan ’09, organ by Trinity College

Presented by The Trinity Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies (TIIS) and The Leonard E. Greenberg Center for the Study of Religion in Public Life Albert Camus’ The Plague describes what happens when the Bubonic Plague strikes the French colonial Algerian city of Oran. Published just after World War II, the novel is at once a careful examination of the impact of an epidemic on a modern urban community and a metaphorical account of the human condition generally. As the world continues to struggle with the COVID-19 pandemic, four Trinity faculty members will discuss the novel from their respective fields of medical anthropology, 20th-century French literature, European philosophy, and Christian theology. Shane Ewegen, Philosophy Tamsin Jones, Religious Studies Sara Kippur, Language and Culture Studies James Trostle, Anthropology Chaired by Mark Silk, Director, Greenberg Center for the Study of Religion in Public Life

The Supreme Court in a Polarized Age A Conversation with Kevin McMahon John R. Reitemeyer Professor of Political Science Moderated by Maura Thompson ’21 In its 2019-20 term, the Supreme Court handed down some seemingly surprising decisions. We’ll consider the most notable of those decisions, the significance of the Court and judicial issues in the upcoming election, and the place of this Supreme Court in our polarized democracy. Kevin J. McMahon is the John R. Reitemeyer Professor of Political Science. His research mainly examines the presidency and the political origins and consequences of Supreme Court decisions. He is currently working on a book entitled, Uncertain Legitimacy: The Supreme Court in the Age of Trump. In 2014, the Supreme Court Historical Society selected his book, Nixon’s Court: His Challenge to Judicial Liberalism and Its Political Consequences (University of Chicago Press, 2011), for its rarely-awarded Erwin N. Griswold Book Prize. Nixon’s Court was also chosen as a 2012 CHOICE Outstan

A Conversation with Professor Renny Fulco Director, Public Policy and Law Program and Brooke LePage ’19 Policy Associate at FutureEd Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy Recorded Thursday, June 18, 2020 Via Zoom As many commentators across the political spectrum have observed, the U.S. COVID-19 pandemic response has resulted in confusing and sometimes contradictory policies. While most western democracies have adopted pandemic policies at the national level, many major policies in the U.S. have instead been instituted at the state or local level by governors and mayors. We will discuss both the obstacles to creating one set of clear national policies to control the pandemic in the U.S. and the life and death public health consequences. Sponsored by the Women’s Leadership Council.

The Intersection of Technology and Privacy: A Conversation with Matthew Prince ’96, CEO and Co-founder of Cloudflare, and Joanne Berger-Sweeney, President and Trinity College Professor of Neuroscience. Originally conceived as a communications network for humanity during a crisis, Cloudflare has come a long way since then. But in this moment, it’s being put to use for that original purpose. Around the world thousands of network engineers, technicians, and system administrators are working tirelessly to keep this system functioning for the rest of us. They’re grappling with greater network demands, a rapid acceleration in remote work, and a growing risk of cyber threats.

The Trinity College community invites you to join a conversation with alumni leaders in real estate. Moderated by Jon Estreich ’75 of Estreich & Company, join fellow alumni Thomas Brodsky ’05 Partner, The Brodsky Organization, Peter Duncan ’81 President and CEO, George Comfort & Sons, INC., David Koeppel ’80, Partner, Koeppel Rosen LLC; CEO, The Rosen Group, and Timothy Quinlan ’99, Partner and CEO, Quinlan Development Group LLC, as they discuss real estate industry during and after COVID-19.

On May 1, 2020, five Trinity alumni came together virtually to offer their perspective on the future of professional sports in the U.S. and abroad, and share their stories about how they used their liberal arts education to achieve their professional goals. The group included: Jay Monahan ’93, Commissioner, Professional Golf Association; Daniel Good ’95, Vice President, St. Louis Cardinals; Sam Kennedy ’95, President and CEO, Boston Red Sox; Billy Hogan ’96, Chief Commercial Officer, Liverpool Football Club; and Mimi MacKinnon ’04, Special Assistant to the Chief Operating Officer, National Football League. The panel was moderated by Robin Sheppard M’76 Veteran Coach and Athletics Administrator, Trinity College.

A conversation with David Chang ’99, Founder and Chef, Momofuku and Danny Meyer ’80, P’20, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Union Square Hospitality Group; Moderated by John Molner ’85, Co-Founder and CEO, KCM Media. Join two of the most recognizable and innovative pioneers in the hospitality and restaurant industry for a conversation about the challenges they face and their efforts to get us back to the table. David Chang ’99 David Chang is the chef and founder of Momofuku. Called one of “the most influential people of the 21st century” by Esquire, David has appeared on numerous television shows, and was the first chef to be featured on the Emmy-award winning PBS television show, “The Mind of a Chef.” His cookbook, Momofuku, is a New York Times bestseller. Along with Academy Award Winning Director Morgan Neville, David is a creative force behind “Ugly Delicious,” an eight-part Netflix original documentary series about foods we love and the stories that shape them. Danny Meyer ’80, P’20 Danny Mey

Virtual Healthcare in the Age of COVID: A Conversation with Owen Tripp ’01 CEO and Co-founder, Grand Rounds and Joanne Berger-Sweeney President and Trinity College Professor of Neuroscience Thursday, June 4, 2020 Join us to discuss emerging healthcare trends which are highlighting the need for change to the American healthcare system. Discussion will include the benefits of virtual care both during and after a pandemic and its place in an evolving healthcare landscape, with special emphasis on telemedicine and how it will evolve in the post-COVID-19 landscape. As co-founder and CEO of Grand Rounds, Owen believes that patients will achieve better healthcare outcomes through the intersection of technology, medical expertise, and extraordinary patient care. Prior to Grand Rounds, Owen co-founded Reputation.com and grew the company into the worldwide leader in online reputation and privacy management; he also held leadership positions at eBay and Accenture (Health and Life Sciences Practice). Owen received a B

Two new podcast recording studios have been created this fall at Trinity College’s Raether Library and Information Technology Center.

See the music video here: https://youtu.be/TlzC0jUZUe0 “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” Words and Music by Eddie Pola and George Wyle featuring the Trinity Holiday Band and the Choirs of Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut Christopher Houlihan ’09, arranger and music director John Rose College Organist-and-Directorship Distinguished Chair of Chapel Music and Adjunct Professor of Music Kyle Knickerbocker, recording engineer Visiting Assistant Professor of Music Helder Mira, videographer and director Multimedia Producer With the participation of: Joanne Berger-Sweeney President and Trinity College Professor of Neuroscience THE TRINITONES Maya Anand ’22 Madeleine Jordan ’22 Lucille Leavitt ’19 Emma Martínez-Daniel ’19 Arianna O’Brien ’21 Anne Smith ’19 Rachel Smithie ’22 Maura Thompson ’21 Willow Trodden ’20 Camille Valentincic ’22 THE QUIRKS Georgia Beckmann ’21 Alex Chambers ’22 Briana Crawley ’19 Franchesca De La Cruz ’19 Anna Hackett ’20 Shannon Kennedy ’19 Brielle McDonald ’20 D